Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-04-21
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r.. w. Davidson. Ionglnnd. j. q Loneland.
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One oil the mysteries surrounding the
jamestown, n. u, tragedy, IN which a
burglar was shot, has been cleared. Mrs.
Margaret Green oil Minneapolis has re-
eeived information which FULLY establishes
the identify OF the dead burglar, who Is her
son, Chester w. +. Green.
Jake Kilrain's challenge to Sullivan
states that he desires to meet Sullivan for
$4,000 a side, the b.. X. Fox diamond belt
and the championship oil America: accord
ing TO any ruies OF the ruies governing ene
'foPh9'
Joseph Rabbit, a furnace fireman In
the st. Louis court house, is said TO be one
oil the two heirs TO his uncle, Joseph Rab-
bitt, who has died intestate in Australia,
leaving an estate worth $4,000
The transcript OF a suit has been filed in
the supreme court on appeal from the cir
cult court of Minnesota, in which the Throne
Wire Hedge compan are appellants aud I.
{. Fuller and B. {. Patrick appellees. A.
7. Patrick was a hard T dealer In Albert
Lea, and gave certain notesto the Hedge COM
pany which he was unable to meet. These
notes amounted, with interest, to 81, 994,
and OF tina sum Patrick has paid about
Si,ovo ! y o"hpan oroesue SUN o ene
ien,nninins notes; anu ais9r sessins uus.Ien
eook out eAecutiohs y ieNteuo tne haIu-
wy ssoIe, ~hTn' WIN 'no sVoeh' VAC
worth s4'oVo, fatrick q before inns
IsahsierreG ms business 70 uIsr ana b.C'
1870 eiaLn.eu .ns trains
ler was ra9uI,ene ana 1ook the store n
eoous u uleI anu Iasrreh carrleu ehe
Ease 70 1nesourts' "neIeen ques',rn arose
= ~ q eouI' IN was
seeureu anu lhe aPpeaieu 70
hase'he MATER se''ieu'
Great flo DDS are reported in Central
new iork'
The secretary oil the interior has taH n
no action yet on the maps oil proposed
definite location oil the ST. Paul MInneap.
Oils a Manitoba extension through the
Northwestern Indian reservation, although
Solicitor w. +. Smith brought the maps
here and urged early action on them. The
Indian bureau says appraisers have been
appointed ~toappraise the right OF way and
it prefers 10 wait their report is made
hpIOFR nnnrnVlnU the nlAn9
Secretary Whitney awarded to the Beth
lehem Iron Works Company of Pennsyl-
wanna, the contracts Tor furnishing about
l4o tons oil steel gun forgings, and 4,5O1
tons oil steel armor plates, at a total cost
oil S4,ol2,9 3S.
Secretary OF the Treasury Fairchild is a
striking contrast to the secretaries OF the
treasury OF the past few years. Old age
and i'll health have been replaced by the
Vigor oiyouth; The new secretary has none
oil the unhealthy palior oil secretary Fol
ger, and his step is Tree IRON the totter OF
Secretary Manning. bis eyes laugh with
the brightness OF good digestion, and his
rosy cheeks show that his blood IS full OF
iiie-glving iron; He is the personitication
OF health, and there Is no danger OF his
ties.
nv oNSNN OiN
ers OF the southern racine road the iol-
lowing officers we're elected: For the Cen
traI P~aeihc-Leland Stanford, president;
s hunsi.s.on n; ~ P'gT1niu1n.,
an Se.tt.ai' iiotns niopSIns eIeas
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S.s";aea, Tuna ~
ktenmo W = Usn WT Snn;tI
III wli.ot, ai.ae m 80
e. 80 raawHm -. ia..aa.a /,
: : 600 ooo y VI
commissioner Miller stated tnat the APP
pointrnent OF w. w. stewart as eoiieetor
OF Internal revenue LOT davenport, IN
place Of W., u thompson, deceased, Is
sun heid up py tine president without &C.
ton on charges preferred. The duties oil
the once are being performed by A Ii.
Dixon deputy coiieetor, under theseeurity
OF the iate eoliectors pond
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Minnesota: Original. s.. Glow,
Northheid; Z. Nolk, Nleoliet; ,. PInkhaInr
Austin. Increased, A. b. Evans, Tyler; j..
Gartner, Preston; D. Carlets. Preston.
Dakota: sutton r. Young, sioux Falls;
Eugene +. Pugsley, Sioux Falls; Henry
". mneer, ornnu rorSs' SSsealp' Ie
Penl "55fyi iIaIey y. one'en "s'
FIRST Assistant postmaster General
stevenson Is confined to his bed bya pain.
ful abseess which has formed in his right
ear. lie is not seriously Ill.
A shocking accident occurred in the
Chamberlin ~colliery at st. Clair. Pa. Miss
Berlista Shaul of Sharon Springs, n. Y, a
student OF Vassar college, was visiting
Miss Minnie keiter of st. Clair, a fellow
student. The two young Indies, in com.
pany with n young man named Harry
Short and Edwin thompson one OF the
operators OF the colIlery, entered the mine
Tor the purpose oil giving Miss Shanl an OPP
portunlty TO inspect the operation oil min
ing coal The mine a not been working
LOT week. An explosion soon oecurred.
MISS heiter : iaee was burned beyond rec,
ognltlon, ner Skull ana thlgh fractured ana
ankle crushed. She died h same evening.
miss onau, IA . NS ua1iy na9'ureu ahu
. seS rul's y purneu nuo nay
1890 onoIae ne"" 10 "i"Ss eu'H anu
"y 'U
A hve-story stone building In Chicago,
occupied by >. j. McDrath az a paper ware
house was destroyed by hre. Loss on
ooonuins' so'o'ooo' iosS on sloch' Sioo''
Wv
Two large irish Won dogs arrived IN OF.
faul direct rom New York, and
are at present at the store OF Kennedy
Bros, DO East ihlrd street. The arrivals
are the property oil Theodore Roosevelt,
VINO intends them Tor his Montana ranch,
where they wiii be extremely useful. They
y ;ont w iooNIns hounus' oe,
~ III III Eles h9unu' pue
sssLs' Soy - iMey
"eiSn 80 49, ' VI ninety Ppo'nuS
- ~ SS po"elIu. 'neo u
neh i LURE ns nose slisn.ly . nlne Jour
"e!' ihey "ieNaiue" nv sow per pair.
SENATOR ockreli, who isinvestisating the
business oil the department, says. What
ever else ma be the outeon me of the inves.
tlghtlon we viii a tIeast establish the ground
work Tor a uniform system OF conducting
the business in the various departments.
At present there are Utmost twice as many
systems az there are de lartments. The
iull viii meet June 10.
Generals Sherman, Howard, Schofeld,